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TSX:BMO
TSX:BMOBanks

Bank Of Montreal Fine Tests Compliance Culture While Shares Show Valuation Discount

The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada fined Bank of Montreal CA$4 million for consumer banking compliance violations. Between 2010 and 2024, more than 100,000 customers were incorrectly charged monthly plan fees due to disclosure and procedural errors. BMO has refunded affected clients and directed unreturned fees to a charitable donation. For investors watching TSX:BMO, this enforcement action comes against a backdrop of strong long term share performance. The stock last closed at...
TSX:HBM
TSX:HBMMetals and Mining

How New Japanese Partners in Flin Flon Exploration Could Shape Hudbay Minerals’ (TSX:HBM) Next Chapter

Hudbay Minerals Inc. recently announced an amended and restated option agreement with Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security and Marubeni Corporation, giving JOGMEC the option to earn a 10% interest in three Flin Flon-area projects by funding at least C$6,000,000 in exploration over roughly three years, alongside Marubeni’s existing earn-in structure. This arrangement brings two Japanese partners into exploration projects located within trucking distance of Hudbay’s existing...
TSX:LUN
TSX:LUNMetals and Mining

Did Record 2025 Output and New Copper-Gold Guidance Just Shift Lundin Mining's (TSX:LUN) Investment Narrative?

In January 2026, Lundin Mining Corporation reported record 2025 copper and gold production alongside new multi-year production guidance, and indicated that its fourth-quarter 2025 revenue would be boosted by approximately $83 million in pre-tax provisional pricing adjustments on prior period copper and gold concentrate sales. These updates give investors greater visibility into Lundin Mining’s recent operating performance and planned production levels across copper and gold through...
TSX:EQB
TSX:EQBBanks

3 TSX Stocks That May Be Undervalued In February 2026

As the Canadian market experiences robust earnings growth, with fourth-quarter results showing a solid 12.3% year-over-year increase for the TSX, investors are keeping a close eye on potential opportunities amidst this positive momentum. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks can be particularly rewarding, as they may offer significant upside potential when market conditions align favorably with their intrinsic value.
TSXV:TLT
TSXV:TLTMedical Equipment

TSX Penny Stock Spotlight: Fox River Resources And Two Others To Consider

As the TSX embarks on a solid start to the earnings season, with expectations of broad-based profit growth across sectors, investors are eyeing opportunities in various corners of the market. Penny stocks, often associated with smaller or newer companies, continue to capture interest due to their potential for growth at accessible price points. By focusing on those with robust financials and clear growth prospects, these stocks can offer both stability and upside potential.
TSX:TCL.A
TSX:TCL.APackaging

3 TSX Dividend Stocks To Consider With Up To 4.7% Yield

As the TSX kicks off its fourth-quarter earnings season with promising results, investors are keenly observing how the Canadian market's robust profit growth might influence broader market leadership. In this context, dividend stocks offer a compelling option for those seeking stable income and potential capital appreciation amidst evolving economic conditions.
TSX:VNP
TSX:VNPChemicals

5N Plus Targets Space Solar And Germanium Growth In High Reliability Markets

5N Plus (TSX:VNP) plans to lift space solar cell output at its AZUR SPACE Solar Power GmbH unit by 25% in 2026 to address rising satellite and AI related demand. The company has been awarded a U.S. government grant to expand germanium recycling and refining at its Utah facility, aimed at supporting advanced defense and space supply chains. 5N Plus, through AZUR SPACE, is closely tied to space grade solar cells and specialty semiconductor materials. These areas are seeing growing interest as...
TSX:DCBO
TSX:DCBOSoftware

Docebo’s CA$60m Buyback Bid And What It Means For Valuation

Docebo (TSX:DCBO) has launched a substantial issuer bid to repurchase and cancel up to 2,940,000 shares. The offer is part of a CA$60m buyback program and represents over 10% of the company’s issued share capital. The move signals how management is choosing to deploy capital and could affect ownership concentration and per share metrics. Docebo is coming to this buyback after a difficult stretch for the share price, with the stock at CA$26.0 and showing a 56.4% decline over the past year...
TSX:DOO
TSX:DOOLeisure

How BRP’s CEO Exit, Olympic Push and Auditor Shift Will Impact BRP (TSX:DOO) Investors

BRP Inc. has recently announced a leadership transition, with long-time CEO José Boisjoli retiring after nearly two decades, alongside plans to appoint PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as its external auditor for fiscal year 2027 following a request for proposal process. At the same time, BRP has refreshed its brand identity under the new “Get moving” tagline and secured a visibility boost as an official sponsor of CBC/Radio-Canada’s coverage of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Next,...